Jasmine is seeing Bart McQueen (Jonny Clarke), Carl is furious and threatens him. Jem breaks up the confrontation and asks "What are you going to do, break his legs?" When she talks to Carl outside, she reveals that he broke the leg of her ex-boyfriend Liam McAllister (Chris Overton). Liam was also training to be a footballer like Carl, but he ruined Liam's career. Jem splits up with Ravi after finding out that he slept with Eva. In September 2010, Jem decides to join Hollyoaks Community College, followed by Darren Osborne's (Ashley Taylor Dawson) decision to join as well. Jem is allocated a flat alongside the other fresher students. She kisses Doug Carter (PJ Brennan) to annoy Carl, which raises suspicion that he was responsible for attacking Doug later that day. Jem accused Carl of hitting Doug, but became aware of the absurdity of her allegations against him, and apologised to Carl. Jem then starts studying for her play which is graded on, helps Kevin Smith (Cameron Crighton) and Jamil Fadel (Sakinder Malik) through their problems. Liam later turns up in the village, she explains why she left him and they go on a few dates. Later when her brothers end up in danger after going to a party hosted by Liam and his brother Nathan, Heidi angrily blames Jem for allowing the boys to go and putting their lives at risk. When Nathan dies Liam returns to the village seeking revenge on Carl. Later Jasmine tells Jem she wants to be a boy. Jem agrees to help Liam by paying Mitzeee (Rachel Shenton) to seduce Carl. Jem's plan backfires as Mitzeee sleeps with Liam and Heidi finds out what Jem's been up to. Jasmine Costello (Victoria Atkin) reveals to Jem that she is now Jason and she feels like she is a boy. Although Jem is accepting she exclaims their father won't be. After an argument with Heidi, Jem decides she needs to leave. Finally making up with her father, she says a tearful goodbye to her family. References External links Character profile on the E4 website. Hollyoaks characters Fictional bartenders Television characters introduced in 2010 Female characters in television